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Gates Foundation Commits $200B to Save Nigerian Lives
Health & WellnessFeb 24

Gates Foundation Commits $200B to Save Nigerian Lives

The Gates Foundation is investing $200 billion over the next 20 years to end preventable maternal and child deaths, eliminate deadly diseases, and lift millions out of poverty. Nigeria sits at the heart of this mission, facing some of the world's highest mortality rates but now seeing real momentum toward change.

Premium Times Nigeria3 min read
Gates Foundation Pledges $200B Before 2045 Closure
Acts of KindnessFeb 4

Gates Foundation Pledges $200B Before 2045 Closure

The Gates Foundation will spend an additional $200 billion on saving lives over the next 20 years before closing in 2045. CEO Mark Suzman says the world hasn't forgotten how to save lives, it's just lost the will to prioritize them.

Daily Maverick2 min read
Gates Foundation Holds Course on Global Health for 20 Years
SolutionsFeb 4

Gates Foundation Holds Course on Global Health for 20 Years

The world's largest foundation just committed 70% of its funding to saving mothers and children despite global aid cuts. Their message to the world: generosity can return.

Fast Company2 min read
Gates Foundation Pledges $200B to End Child Deaths by 2045
Health & WellnessFeb 3

Gates Foundation Pledges $200B to End Child Deaths by 2045

The Gates Foundation announced it will spend $200 billion over 20 years to prevent child deaths and eradicate deadly infectious diseases before closing in 2045. Despite recent setbacks in global health, CEO Mark Suzman says renewed focus on proven solutions can get progress back on track.

AllAfrica - Health2 min read
$150K Grants Open for African Classroom Innovation
SolutionsJan 21

$150K Grants Open for African Classroom Innovation

A new funding program is offering up to $150,000 to help African innovators create affordable teacher training that governments can actually sustain long-term. Nine countries are now eligible to test classroom solutions that could reach millions of students.

TechCabal2 min read